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Maybe it's hypocritical, but it's kind of a domino effect, don't you think?

Well, since you know, I won't say it. Regardless, ATH was Kellerman's thing. Stat Boy and Zach Selwyn are decent enough, but ultimately the show is tailored for Max, and anyone else hosting isn't gonna put as much focus that Kellerman obviously did.

Well, at least she's not a Scientologist.

I'm sorry, this is a bad thing?

Just tuned in (after watching LOST) and first thing I hear is the dulcet voice of Don West. Just fucking lovely. Killings again looked really weak btw.

Wait... we haven't had a Sayid story yet. You can't leave yet!! Oh... nevermind. btw, I love how they don't use subtitles when Sun and Jin are with the whole group.

Rudo's ahead of me as well... And nice gusher.

Ok, I officially have no idea why Sawyer's such an asshole.

3.5 Baltimore at N.Y. Jets Chicago at Tennessee 6.5 Detroit at Jacksonville 4.5 Houston at Indianapolis 9.5 6.5 Kansas City at New Orleans 4.5 Pittsburgh at Cleveland 1.5 Seattle at St. Louis Tampa (Bay) at Atlanta 4.5 1.5 Cincinnati at Washington Carolina at San Francisco 1.5 1.5 Minnesota at Green Bay 3.5 N.Y. Giants at Arizona Buffalo at New England 8.5 8.5 Philadelphia at Dallas Tampa: 25 Good luck to whoever has to predict the score for the Michael Vick Experience...

The first one was good for what it was - an entertaining vehicle for Carrey and the introduction of Cameron Diaz. I saw the preview for this during The Incredibles, and it looks fine when Kennedy has the mask, but the baby and dog... not so much. BTW, I've heard the comics are much, much better, but I've never read them.

Clarification: I should have said that there is no real logic or solid reason for picking Williams. I get what you're saying - basically have fiction emulate real life...

This goes along with my theory. At the time, Ontario high school students had a program called the Ontario Academic Credit (or OAC) which allowed them to graduate in either 4 or 5 years whereas prior to it you graduated after grade 13 (5 years). Similar to university, you were required to get 30 credits, 6 of which had to be at the OAC level. In essence, you could fuck around for a year on the taxpayer's loonie, since you'd have to be an idiot in order to not get the required credits. Anyways, if everyone (that mattered) from the younger class graduated in 4 years, while the older class screwed around for a year, then the 10-year reunion works. Although what Duane the HIV+ guy (I thought was in a higher grade?) is doing there I'm not sure.

Joey got left behind in 8th grade, and so ended up in the same class as Caitlin, Yik, the blonde chick who got beat up by her boyfriend et al.

There was a movie?! That's the first I've heard of it! Can someone summarize what basically happened, please? Degrassi: School's Out Anyways, school ends. Caitlyn and Joey are seeing each other but Caitlyn is really busy at work so they don't get to see much of each other and Caitlyn doesn't put out. Joey decides to fuck Tessa Campinelli on the side. Joey finally fucks Caitlyn too and I even think Joey and Caitlyn maybe get engaged (maybe not). BTW, for "School's Out" to work, you have to assume that everyone in Joey and Caitlin's class fast tracked (4 years) through high school while everyone in Snake/Spike/Wheels' class slow tracked (5 years) since I believe that everyone had graduated at this point. Probably the same reason You Can't Do That On Television (another brilliant Canadian show, but in a very different way) isn't on DVD - they'd probably have to pay royalties to a lot of production people, and either a) they don't want to do that, or b) they're hard to track down.

Colin Salmon would rule it, who cares if he's black. Hell, throw Jackie Chan's name in there as well - you know he'd LOVE to play Bond. If they wanted to fundamentally change the character, then get Jason Staltham. He's got a gruff style that screams "not Bond". My personal choice though? Robbie Williams. I have no reasoning behind it, other than he looked the part in his "Millenium" video.

I don't, because I don't get Noggin and I'm not in Canada when they show it on CTV. I did see the first few eps though.

It doesn't actually. That's what I get for speculating.

Well, I gotta say that Dini's characters have held up quite well...

It's probably because it puts the Race first, and relationships second. Mind you, The Mole and MiSTX do that as well, but not to the level that TAR does, since in TAR you don't necessarily have to rely on your opponents, only yourselves.

I'm sure theForce.net forums are speculating that the planet is Honoghr, and that the aliens are the Noghri, which would be a nod to the expanded universe and Zahn's novels (again)

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I'm not sure why I'd get offended by that, but sure, none taken.

I'll probably give this a flyer if the wrestling is decent. Story-wise it seems more or less like Tekken, so nothing special there I guess. No CAW sucks though. Isn't that almost mandatory in wrestling games?

I'll give that a shot. Thanks, all!!

Bettman's a min-Stern wannabe, but Selig set the standard for incompetence marred by periods of brilliance (I'll get back to you on the brilliance part).